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This research explores renormalizable field theories for weak interactions mediated by scalar particles.

December 25, 1968Physical Review

Renormalizable Theory of the Weak Interactions

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Investigates renormalizable theories for weak interactions and their challenges in explaining processes.

This research explores renormalizable field theories for weak interactions mediated by scalar particles.
Investigated a class of renormalizable field theories of weak interactions.
Analyzed models based on two-scalar-exchange mechanisms.
Leptonic and semileptonic weak interactions can be described by the two-scalar-exchange mechanism.
Nonleptonic weak processes present significant challenges to these theories.
Two specific models may adequately describe both weak interaction types.

Norman H. Christ (1968) studied this question.

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